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Cookies and Hot Cocoa With CBC

Cookies and Hot Cocoa with CBC

Jan. 24, 2023

Students at Cookies and Coco with CBC

It was a cold day on Monday, and CBC was on point by having cookies and hot cocoa at the Koffler building in the afternoon.

Students experiencing the cool weather while enjoying Cookies and Coco with CBC

Students standing in line for Cookies and Coco with CBC

Students waiting for more Cookies and Coco with CBC

Students adding all the toppings at Cookies and Coco with CBC

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